Sean D. wrote: >> Business is taking me to Nashville in the next several weeks and I would like >> to know what are the best BBQ joints. I would highly recommend a place called Jack's (not entirely sure about the name, but it's right around the corner from the old GrandOleOpry auditorium. It's a simple place, pickup at counter, sit down in wooden booths, with excellent ribs and pork. If you have the time, walk down the block to the Orchid Lounge (that one I do remember) and listen to some music by a less-than-well-known but highly authentic musician (whoever he might be). T. ============================= Tony Roder, speaking his mind From [email removed] Mon Oct 21 16:57 EDT 1996 X-Sender: [email removed] Mime-Version: 1.0 To: [email removed] Subject: Re: I-20 Barbecue Joints Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Length: 811 Bodacious BBQ Hwy 42 (White Oak) exit on I-20. Just before you hit Longview. It is on the Interstate. If you have more time, Hwy 135 South to Hwy 31, back west a few miles to The Country Tavern (famous for ribs). Would try to hit that one around lunch time. Bruce Yates White Oak, TX At 10:19 AM 10/21/96 -0600, you wrote: >I'm planning a trip back to the southeast around Christmas, and would like to >get some suggestions from list members about good BBQ joints on I-20 between >Dallas, Texas and Atlanta, Georgia. In other words, I-20 from Dallas to the >Louisiana line, I-20 through all of Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama, and >I-20 from the western Georgia line to Atlanta. > >Thanks in advance for your suggestions. > >Richard Easley >Department of Marketing >Baylor University >Waco, Texas > >
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